Correos de México - Venustiano Carranza, CDMX - 15902 Ciudad de México

It is necessary to have a little patience but that the lady who attends is very kind despite the precarious conditions in which she works, I have even had to see what helps people who if they are hyper stupid and do not lose their composure despite that, almost almost she wraps the packages, gives them paper and labels. ?

Excellent service from Teresita, as always very cordial, and kind, congratulations for being such an efficient employee

Always carry change since they never have, they close before time and they do not accept bubble envelopes, pure wrapped box.

Ms. Teresita constantly takes personal calls during her work hours that usually last 15 minutes, regardless of having clients queuing up. If you go to this branch, go with extreme patience.

There is a lot of bad comments, however when I attended they treated me super well, explaining to me and everything quickly. In turn, the package you send in the economic package (x $ 50) arrived at its destination in a week. You have to be patient with officials who do what they can with what they have. ✌?

The information is not clear on the internet they do not mention anything about lining the paper, much less science on the lining, and being the first time you go you have to go on a pilgrimage through things. In addition, they only attend until 3 in the afternoon, even if the internet says that they close at 4 it is worth it.

I just made a shipment and I arrived very well in a timely manner, Mrs. Teresita seems that if she has her character but on the contrary she is a very kind person, she took care of me very well, super patient that if I recommend that you be very patient since she usually It takes a while to attend you but from there on out everything is wonderful

It was quite an experience ... Those who go for the first time like I did, have to know the following: • The branch is within the VC delegation to the bottom, next to Bansefi. • You have to take your package open to be reviewed and then line it right there with yellow manila paper. • You must have the name, telephone number and complete address of the recipient and sender written on sheets or labels separately, since you have to stick them to your package. • Bring a pen and tape or diurex, there they do not lend you NAADAAA. • Inside the branch they only let one person pass, they don't let you take photos or talk or take out your cell phone, oh and they don't let you break the diurex with your mouth, so take scissors too. • Go with great patience and with things ready so that you do not delay even longer. • About 3 blocks from the delegation there are stationeries where you can get manila paper, which is the institutional color.??‍♀️ • They no longer let you send merchandise in envelopes, only documents. • May God give you the strength to go through such a traumatic situation ? Despite everything, I was not treated badly or anything, the office takes you back to the 80's and the service leaves a lot to be desired, but the package I brought arrived in good condition and on time ... It served me from experience but not I think I will return.